Penasquitos Bird Hike – Saturday, March 23, 2024 – eBird Report

Written By Friends Penasquitos.

By Jeanie Anderson


Our early Spring Bird Hike in Penasquitos Canyon East rewarded us with the combination of Fall-Winter migrating birds still in the Preserve along with some early Spring-Summer migrating birds that had arrived. One of the best observations was the Yellow-rumped Warbler male in his breeding plumage perched on a branch – singing his breeding song before heading to northern climes!

Here’s the eBird report:

eBird Observer -- Jeanie Anderson

Effort -- Protocol: Traveling

  • Observers: 3

  • Duration: 3 hr, 19 min

  • Distance: 1.74 mi

Checklist Comments:

Birders - Cindy & Dave Fortner - visit the Preserve frequently. They shared the location of a Common Raven nest. We were happy to find both Greater Roadrunners & California Quail. Photo of Roadrunners! Totals - 33 Species observed - 114 individuals - 1 Species with photo

OBSERVATIONS:

eBird report for East Penasquitos Canyon March 2024

Image of a Yellow-rumped Warbler male in breeding plumage from AllAboutBirds.org

Can you spot both roadrunners?

Photo: Jeanie Anderson



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